the george floyd s neck for 9 minutes. and mozambique s army regained control of the city attacked by jihadist rebels last month but much of trauma in ruins thousands of displaced people are in desperate need of food and shelter. so i play richardson welcome to the show and despite having spent almost half a year in some form of walk down germany may be headed for a longer tougher coronavirus restrictions infections are high across the country and the vaccination rollout still sluggish and response to the crisis more leaders are calling for a harder lock down one of them as our main lash as the head of germany s most populous state and the leader of chancellor angela merkel s conservative party. until now he had opposed stricter lockdown measures. the national during a visit to a vaccination center last week the approach of him and other state premiers to the pandemic took a broadside from the chancellor. his salvo in return a call for more talks and tougher measures. and tha
heavy rain will linger for days. the pressure mounts on it s ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu 1st witnesses a cold in his corruption trial as the country s presidents launches coalition talks that could see mr netanyahu sidelined. the sitting coach helping the long cope with patients to breathe again. but what it does is it just. doesn t tongues. i m filled gail welcome to the program. more german leaders are calling for a return to a hard lockdown easter weekend has seen a slowdown in vaccinations in several german states vaccination centers have been closed and appointments restricted local health officials blame a lack of vaccine supplies federal health minister has promised that the program will pick up pace in april supplies increase and local doctors take part. his head of germany s most populous state north rhine-westphalia and leads angela merkel s conservative party. with this up. and invites why i think we need a bridge lock down we have to build the bridge t
this is the day. we don t want to see the virus being reimported into this country and. i think it s going to take a while for the whole world know what we re going to do to the global travel to our schools is going to report later on this week we re going to have to believe that maybe people will not be able to get the cookies my apps but i love to be able to be able to do more things i used to do for example fully vaccinated grandparents and fight it in there helping out. my grandfathers i have 6 grandchildren and i felt that. also coming up for practically the entire 20th century polls showed that most americans. belong to a church in the 21st century a dramatic departure an exodus from religion. i grew up with raise something that my whole life it was my world to me i got something got through. it to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with britain reopening with baby steps today british prime minister bor
a time. i m melissa chan thank you for joining us in india at new data shows that unemployment hit women the hardest during the pandemic according to the study conducted by the center for monitoring indian economy only 9 percent of women of working age are employed that s a massive gender gap that will only get worse as the country faces yet another spike in covert cases. takes a closer look. children it through has been out of work for more than a year. the 55 year old domestic worker used to cook at several homes in an upmarket neighborhood but the pandemic prestone her life upside down. the lockdown was really bad for us. so i don t rationalize that we do need to do as high as i can. my employees told us not to come and they were worried we might bring the waitress into their homes we couldn t do much after that any. one of many women who lost their livelihoods overnight when the government imposed a lockdown last year. according to multiple study them survey of conducted
. going to create a problem welcome to comfort zone. when borland took over the rotating e.u. presidency it s set itself the tasco of protecting fundamental values and rights in the european union and i want to look 1st at whether it met that objective in any way at all according to human rights groups you have now almost 10000000 citizens living under or thora tarion rule in hungary aren t you ashamed of the. well i am not totally satisfied with the results to be very honest anyway we are able to achieve the 1st step to come that the financial aid from the budget of the euro e.u. learned to the respect of the rule of law wasn t quite my gma wasn t my question about hungary you have 10000000 e.u. citizens living under our thora tarion rule and you have the commission s vice president e.u. commission vice president vera 0 of are when so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate a sic